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After a draining, overcrowded, eleven hour flight I was whisked away from the mayhem of Zurich and set on Höheweg Strasse in the charming town of Interlaken.  Sleeping for what felt like an eternity, I awoke to the vast panorama of the Swiss Alps and the exhilarating echo of the mountains. ...

Appenzell Innerrhoden (also known in English as Appenzell Inner Rhodes) is a half canton in Switzerland. I won’t go into history here, but Switzerland consists of 26 cantons of which six are half cantons (they are divided mostly for historical and religious reasons). Half cantons have their own state...

Combining travel with art is always high on my list. Especially when I have the opportunity to visit an artist’s home country or even the city he was born in.

In Switzerland, I made it a point to explore the Paul Klee Center in Bern. The building itself is very modern and its silver, rolling shape...

One of the coolest and craziest things I've ever done was skydiving in Interlaken, Switzerland last May. This decision to jump out of an airplane didn't come overnight. It was the result of a gradual increase, through baby steps, in becoming more adventurous and daring. The truth is, I don't even...

I'm
not embarrassed to fess up that I don't do roller coasters and I've only been
on the Tower of Terror once (which was more than enough). And ski lifts have
always creeped me out.

Early
today on the pass above Grindelwald – one of Switzerland's...

I just got back from my trip to Switzerland, Spain, Morocco and Brazil.
While for some of you this continent hopping is a usual occurrence, it still amazes me how easy traveling has become, and how much we can see in one trip.
Over the next few weeks, I will share some of my pictures with you....

“The World is a book, and those who do not
travel read only a page” — St Augustine

I had no clue how many barrel organ enthusiasts roam through Europe in the hope to exhibit their musical treasure boxes, until my uncle dragged me to a small town in the Toggenburg valley in northeastern Switzerland. Lichtensteig, the location of the annual Barrel Organ Market, would not qualify...

Five... roads lead out from the city of Luzern, Switzerland like bent spokes on a bike wheel. After a grey morning shivering through the Medieval streets, ducking out of the rain to browse centuries-old bookstores and contemporary clothing boutiques, we stand on the edge of the ice blue lake and look...

When I was little, we had five restaurants, two bakeries, one butcher shop, and one cheese maker in our little Swiss village. The cheese maker is now gone, but the village’s character remains seemingly undisturbed. I moved to the United States 12 years ago and was not able to visit my home country...

I’ve undertaken several fruitless attempts to describe my church tower adventure as a travel story. Now I’m at the point of giving up. Nonetheless, I want to share my little excursion in which I persuaded my American friend to join me in climbing the 500-year-old steeple of the Swiss Catholic...

Here is a photo collage of the Street Parade 2007 in Zürich, Switzerland.

Good fun, but there may be money issues with doing it again next your. Want to get involved? The Official website is: http://www.streetparade.ch/

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A debilitating -- but cost effective -- way to start your evening in Zurich is the annual Expovina. Starting Nov 1st, 2007, and going for 15 days, it is not only the world’s largest wine convention, it is the most important one for the Swiss wine producers, of which 1300 are presented for tasting....